What liquid mask are you using in this video? I want to try this stuff out but i couln't find the one you use in this video with the jar being in red writing. If anyone know please answer the question. Thank you for sharing, great video Ryan.
After a 20 year break decided to get back into the hobby you’ve done a really good job of helping me get caught up on the new wave of tips and techniques. I wish your channel much success and growth. Have a great day brother.
i have a complete set of every RC car action from 1986 to 2005 in pdf format. love feeling the nostalgia i get when reading through mags i grew up with. first hobby kit i bought was a kyosho outrage ST. I saved for a year working as a delivery boy for a pharmacy when i was 13. RC10GT, NXT, XXX-NT Kinwald, HPI RS4, TA01, RC8.2, HB D8 Atsushi Hara, TRF-801 XT. I will always love this hobby, and thank you for the great magazine.
What the hell TH-cam? Ryan does as much for the RC community as anyone show him some love and fix your algorithm. He should have at least 500,000 subs.
Restoring a 1959 Chevy Apache Truck. It has a very elaborate Chrome Badge that has "Chevrolet Apache" block letters raised on a black background. This video really gave me some good ideas of how to mask the letters and repaint the background. Thank You. Great presentation.
Clearly, this guy gets paid by the product he uses. Yes it’s a good video but it’s shitty product. I would never buy liquid mask as a rookie. You will ruin your car body by painting this liquid mascon. It is complete junk.
Paint the outside of the body with your main scheme, then on the inside put gun metal silver or some other metal color so that when the body is scratched it looks like there’s metal underneath the paint. It’s really cool
I just got my hands wet for the first time with airbrushing yesterday. This video was super helpful and key for my transitioning from rattle can to air brushing. Never would have thought my RC hobby would lead to another new hobby. Thanks a bunch for making this video Ryan!!!
Great video man! I've been in the RC hobby for 30 plus years but I've never done any airbrush work. I raced my RC10T a little bit back in the mid 90's and it was a blast! However, I dropped it to start building and racing my 1968 Dodge Dart drag car. I ended up having an accident on an ATC in 2000 that left me paralyzed from the chest down. But I made a special adaptive controller and I still enjoy driving my RC cars! Right now I have a 2wd brushless slash, a Tamiya land cruiser rock crawler and a TC4 that my friend is in the process of painting a 1970 Dodge Challenger body for... Although I don't get to drive them much I still enjoy collecting and customizing them! Anyways, thanks for the great video!
I am a partial blind colour but i love to see a paint job like this and it is motivate me to try .. btw i just buy an rc buggy it is my first rc . It is not a new rc , i have a plan to paint a new body shell .. thank you very much .. God bless you !!!
Very straightforward explanations with many useful tips&Trick! Well done mate! This small business need a guy like you to encourage people to get up and enjoy hobby!!!
I loved watching this! I’ve been getting into the hobby! Love the content that’s out there! This is by all means a compliment Ryan! You remind me of a Twitch streamer ChocoTaco! You’re chill and really cool like him!
Best RC paint video I have seen on you tube. I really wish i would have watched this before my last attempt at a paint job. Now you just need to make a drive faster video!
Here’s a couple of tips that always worked well for me: I always used to trim the body first, then as part of the masking process, would put a skirt of masking tape around the perimeter of the body. Depending on the body/application, you can clearly see where you need to trim - and let’s be honest, it would totally suck to have a killer paint job totally ruined by a mistake made trimming the body after the fact. The other thing is that I could neatly sand the edges for a smooth feel all the way around. I haven’t kept up with what’s available today for RC (Pactra was the Main brand back then), but I used to use acrylic-based Createx paints - they offered a wider variety of colors, and were very easy on the internal seals of the airbrush. As an on-road racer, I always kept a can of Pactra spray paint in white and black handy. I don’t know what it was about the formulation of those two colors, but they were the best at allowing for easy cleanup of the tire dust after runs. If you run Nitro, the RC paint formulation also seals and protects your acrylic paint underneath from being eaten by fuel residue.
Thanks for sharing Ryan, excellent video to help novice wannabe airbrushers like myself lol There's a lot of gratification when you're done painting and finally get to rip the plastic off !! Love your videos Dude !!!
Seems like I have to watch all your videos at least twice because there is so much valuable info. I'm going to start taking notes. hehehe Keep on Keeping on Sir!
Thank you for the love my dude! I really appreciate it! I will do my best to keep making some fun content :D Oh and I definitely sub'd to your channel just now!
yeah his content is excellent and i subbed and watch almost every video but his vids are very home made/ameteurish (but he knows this) not a dig on you dude.
Excellent video. Funny how you draw and cut with your left hand but paint with your right. Great free hand work. Would love to actually meet up at a race some day. Your a great attribute to this hobby.
Robert Storley I didn't notice that he draws and cuts with his left and paints with his right hand. I do the exact same thing although I am trying to make myself paint with my left hand because I should be able to paint better with my left hand because it is the hand I write with. I painted with my right hand when i used rattle cans and it stuck when I switched to airbrush. Even if I am writing something with the airbrush it comes out ok with my right hand if I try to write with a pen with my right hand good luck lol
Damn new b6 and b64 doing big things man. Keep up the good work man enjoying the videos. Makes it even better your in Florida and out there recording at the races.
This video was SOOO awesome and helpful... up until now I have been using Tamiya tape for curves and blue painter's tape, and rattle cans... I may look into getting an air brush soon for fading colors or doing shadows and such... and eventually might look into trying the liquid mask as well. One thing you should try, before you do the final color, maybe try some Tamiya Lame Flake, it's a clear with multicolor flake in it, amd jist looks awesome backed with pearl white, metallic or fluorescent colors... I have also used it to lightly coat the windows after peeiling window masks. It makes the clear a touch hazy, but when the light hits the body the windows light up with beautiful sparkles... Do you ever paint bodies for other people, or just your own? Thanks for the video!
this is nice, i have been into 3d printing for a while now, over a year...was gonna get into 3d modeling painting, printed old man logan..rc uav is my main foccus...this is nice tho
I like using a rounded blade for cutting the mask. It helps keep an even "contact patch" for cutting and for me helps to control the cut without deeply scoring the body.
Liquid mass is complete junk. It is only for professionals. If you are a rookie, you will ruin your RC car body do not attempt not unless you are a professional with using liquid mask.
Nice video man.. Now I know i can make a design on my trucks ..lmao.I was always good at flip flop or solid colors but never knew about the mask.!!!!!! I'm so excited and I got a new truggy just few days ago,..!!! still clear,!!!!!! nice job.!
I did a lot of RC a while back and after cleaning the inside of the body we would use very thin sandpaper to scratch where we would paint so it would adhere better, it wasn't visible at all once the paint dried. Don't sand windows though. :)
You are a pro I'd pay you to paint, just one thing though, I think you should cut the scrap from the body even before you wash it because after the paint it may crack and peel while doing so!!!
Great tips Ryan, I’m just getting into racing going to run my silly slashes this year but next year lol watch out...love your new 1/8 e buggy....think I’m going to follow your route and go with the A team. Instead of tlR
Sometimes the ‘sharp’ edges of the body affect how much paint is (collected/attached) due the spraying. The last few years have been really tough. Thank you for ALL your great videos and the helpful advice in them....👍
Hey Ryan nice paint job just curious what are you using for lexan body airbrush painting these days what brand,additives for adhesion if any and coats I’m new to airbrushing
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All of my paints are linked in the description for anyone who was wondering where to find them!
Ryan Harris it’s hard for me to find liquid mask. Does plastidip do the same thing?
I am not able to find the paints listed. Nor the airbrush system, maybe I am missing it somewhere. Great video as always!!
@@sebtarta same, i don't see it anywhere
Chris McRoy gotcha, thank you for the answer
What liquid mask are you using in this video? I want to try this stuff out but i couln't find the one you use in this video with the jar being in red writing. If anyone know please answer the question. Thank you for sharing, great video Ryan.
After a 20 year break decided to get back into the hobby you’ve done a really good job of helping me get caught up on the new wave of tips and techniques. I wish your channel much success and growth. Have a great day brother.
If ryan cuts off his beard, would he be Ryan styles hairless. Lol just kidding great upload.
Thanks for breaking that down step by step. I'm a visual learner, you really helped a lot.
RC Car Action is sharing your video via our homepage and newsletter, glad to send viewers your way. Good stuff!
That's awesome! Thank you very much for the share and support! :D
i have a complete set of every RC car action from 1986 to 2005 in pdf format. love feeling the nostalgia i get when reading through mags i grew up with. first hobby kit i bought was a kyosho outrage ST. I saved for a year working as a delivery boy for a pharmacy when i was 13. RC10GT, NXT, XXX-NT Kinwald, HPI RS4, TA01, RC8.2, HB D8 Atsushi Hara, TRF-801 XT. I will always love this hobby, and thank you for the great magazine.
What the hell TH-cam? Ryan does as much for the RC community as anyone show him some love and fix your algorithm. He should have at least 500,000 subs.
Restoring a 1959 Chevy Apache Truck. It has a very elaborate Chrome Badge that has "Chevrolet Apache" block letters raised on a black background. This video really gave me some good ideas of how to mask the letters and repaint the background. Thank You. Great presentation.
Such quality videos, Ryan! I’m seriously blown away by the cohesiveness. You have a incredible skill that brings pure happiness to others, bravo 👏🏽!!
Clearly, this guy gets paid by the product he uses. Yes it’s a good video but it’s shitty product. I would never buy liquid mask as a rookie. You will ruin your car body by painting this liquid mascon. It is complete junk.
Paint the outside of the body with your main scheme, then on the inside put gun metal silver or some other metal color so that when the body is scratched it looks like there’s metal underneath the paint. It’s really cool
most awesome comment ive read this month, thanks man!
Nice idea for road type rc (sedan), but this is a buggy tho, the paint would just all rip off after 1 track session.
@@golferchin76 Arrma has done it from the factory with the notorius and outcast. you would be surprised how long it lasts.
Good to know
I just got my hands wet for the first time with airbrushing yesterday. This video was super helpful and key for my transitioning from rattle can to air brushing. Never would have thought my RC hobby would lead to another new hobby. Thanks a bunch for making this video Ryan!!!
Love your calm informative presenting style. I’m wanting to spray my 1:10 buggy bodies, this video will be very helpful. Thanks 😊
Great video man! I've been in the RC hobby for 30 plus years but I've never done any airbrush work. I raced my RC10T a little bit back in the mid 90's and it was a blast! However, I dropped it to start building and racing my 1968 Dodge Dart drag car. I ended up having an accident on an ATC in 2000 that left me paralyzed from the chest down. But I made a special adaptive controller and I still enjoy driving my RC cars! Right now I have a 2wd brushless slash, a Tamiya land cruiser rock crawler and a TC4 that my friend is in the process of painting a 1970 Dodge Challenger body for... Although I don't get to drive them much I still enjoy collecting and customizing them! Anyways, thanks for the great video!
I am a partial blind colour but i love to see a paint job like this and it is motivate me to try .. btw i just buy an rc buggy it is my first rc . It is not a new rc , i have a plan to paint a new body shell .. thank you very much .. God bless you !!!
Best paint tutorial I've seen, thanks. Very helpful.
You da man bro...no one goes into more details than you. I learn something every time I watch one of your videos. Thanks
Very straightforward explanations with many useful tips&Trick! Well done mate! This small business need a guy like you to encourage people to get up and enjoy hobby!!!
Awesome video. I have always wanted to do this and I’m excited to complete a few designs of my own.
I loved watching this! I’ve been getting into the hobby! Love the content that’s out there! This is by all means a compliment Ryan! You remind me of a Twitch streamer ChocoTaco! You’re chill and really cool like him!
Best RC paint video I have seen on you tube. I really wish i would have watched this before my last attempt at a paint job. Now you just need to make a drive faster video!
Very professional look. Great job.
Here’s a couple of tips that always worked well for me:
I always used to trim the body first, then as part of the masking process, would put a skirt of masking tape around the perimeter of the body. Depending on the body/application, you can clearly see where you need to trim - and let’s be honest, it would totally suck to have a killer paint job totally ruined by a mistake made trimming the body after the fact. The other thing is that I could neatly sand the edges for a smooth feel all the way around.
I haven’t kept up with what’s available today for RC (Pactra was the Main brand back then), but I used to use acrylic-based Createx paints - they offered a wider variety of colors, and were very easy on the internal seals of the airbrush.
As an on-road racer, I always kept a can of Pactra spray paint in white and black handy. I don’t know what it was about the formulation of those two colors, but they were the best at allowing for easy cleanup of the tire dust after runs. If you run Nitro, the RC paint formulation also seals and protects your acrylic paint underneath from being eaten by fuel residue.
Thanks for sharing Ryan, excellent video to help novice wannabe airbrushers like myself lol There's a lot of gratification when you're done painting and finally get to rip the plastic off !! Love your videos Dude !!!
Excellent work and insight into painting an RC body.
Seems like I have to watch all your videos at least twice because there is so much valuable info. I'm going to start taking notes. hehehe Keep on Keeping on Sir!
I'd be interested in seeing a video where you talk a bit about the cars you have on the wall/shelves behind you.
Have a great day!
I'd love to do that! I will put on the list of videos to make :D
Completely off topic here: but I LOVE your Tamiya Jaccs Accord on the shelf 😍
I gave airbrushing a shot after watching this video a few times! Dude you rock!
matt walsh that's awesome dude! Hope they turned out nicely 👌
Fantastic tutorial Ryan really helpful tips
I soo jealous your channel is professional. keep it going man.
you need to come up to nc in December for jconcepts final.
Thank you for the love my dude! I really appreciate it! I will do my best to keep making some fun content :D Oh and I definitely sub'd to your channel just now!
yeah his content is excellent and i subbed and watch almost every video but his vids are very home made/ameteurish (but he knows this) not a dig on you dude.
This was a really good tutorial. Finished job looks amazing, well done! Thanks for sharing.
Excellent video. Funny how you draw and cut with your left hand but paint with your right. Great free hand work. Would love to actually meet up at a race some day. Your a great attribute to this hobby.
Robert Storley I didn't notice that he draws and cuts with his left and paints with his right hand. I do the exact same thing although I am trying to make myself paint with my left hand because I should be able to paint better with my left hand because it is the hand I write with. I painted with my right hand when i used rattle cans and it stuck when I switched to airbrush. Even if I am writing something with the airbrush it comes out ok with my right hand if I try to write with a pen with my right hand good luck lol
Man, Such an incredible demonstration❗SO interesting (and scary)... I'll do my best 😬 Pete
Great video very informative please keep it up. I enjoy your wrenching videos also it helps when I have a problem with my car as where to start.
Lovin' that Phantom Pro toolbox in the background :)
Old school!
Ayyyyy! That thing is one of my favorite pieces of the hobby! My dad had it since I was born haha
This is so fascinating to watch. I’d like to have a go at painting my own 1/5th cars.
Damn new b6 and b64 doing big things man. Keep up the good work man enjoying the videos. Makes it even better your in Florida and out there recording at the races.
Thanks man! I will get a video up soon with a review on my recent switch to AE
bravo ...well done..truly a tutorial to watch and learn from
Wow learned some tricks here. Great content thanks. Till the next one. Primo
Brilliant tutorial, have been painting using vinyl masks but will now try liquid and be a little more creative - thank you!
Great video. Very detailed thank you
Great video as always Ryan
This video was SOOO awesome and helpful... up until now I have been using Tamiya tape for curves and blue painter's tape, and rattle cans... I may look into getting an air brush soon for fading colors or doing shadows and such... and eventually might look into trying the liquid mask as well.
One thing you should try, before you do the final color, maybe try some Tamiya Lame Flake, it's a clear with multicolor flake in it, amd jist looks awesome backed with pearl white, metallic or fluorescent colors... I have also used it to lightly coat the windows after peeiling window masks. It makes the clear a touch hazy, but when the light hits the body the windows light up with beautiful sparkles...
Do you ever paint bodies for other people, or just your own?
Thanks for the video!
Fantastic tutorial! Thanks
Thanks for another great video. Love your channel. When Im brave enough I will give it ago.
Cool,awesome video good production.....
Thanks 🙏
Well done Ryan!
this is nice, i have been into 3d printing for a while now, over a year...was gonna get into 3d modeling painting, printed old man logan..rc uav is my main foccus...this is nice tho
Love the vids man, I raced for years but took some time off due to being in the military, just starting to get back in it
Awesome! What classes you looking to run now?
I'm currently building a b6d and a t5m, here in El Paso where I'm currently stationed the classes are pretty limited
Michael Browning nice! Good luck with the builds and on the track 👍
Great video brother , great showing at SS also
The paint looks awesome
Thanks man! It was a fun day with some fresh paint for the cars :D
Awesome tutorial! 🙌Very clear thank you👍😁
Very good job you make it look easy. I tried it a few times. I suck at it. It was easier to pay the guy at the track to do it for me. 😁
Very helpful video, thank you!
I like using a rounded blade for cutting the mask. It helps keep an even "contact patch" for cutting and for me helps to control the cut without deeply scoring the body.
Liquid mass is complete junk. It is only for professionals. If you are a rookie, you will ruin your RC car body do not attempt not unless you are a professional with using liquid mask.
@@dannyromine4002 Yeah, I guess you're right. People shouldn't try anything until they have professional level skills.
Very nice job, and thanks!!!
Nice video man.. Now I know i can make a design on my trucks ..lmao.I was always good at flip flop or solid colors but never knew about the mask.!!!!!! I'm so excited and I got a new truggy just few days ago,..!!! still clear,!!!!!! nice job.!
I like all your vids they are very helpful
How do you still see your mask lines after painting the darker colors?
Nice paintjob
Wow. Won’t think I’ll have the patients or slight of hand, but this is a really good video. I’ll stick to my plain white schemes. Lol
Good work! I’m just about ready to paint my Avante, reckon I’ll give this a go.
Nice job!
Great video!
Nice paint ryan
Thank you so much this helped so much I'm looking into doing mine soon for my short course car
What size nozzle are you using for the liquid mask and at what psi
Great job! Keep them coming brother.
Will do man! Thanks :D
Maybe 5 yr old video, but it's still how i paint my bodies to thjs day.
Great video just the same.
Great work
Great video 👍
I did a lot of RC a while back and after cleaning the inside of the body we would use very thin sandpaper to scratch where we would paint so it would adhere better, it wasn't visible at all once the paint dried. Don't sand windows though. :)
Very nice!!!
You don't wear a respirator?
I legit don't ever need to know this but I really enjoyed it anyways. Nice nice
You need this for everyday life tbh
that's fair. you gonna watch my makeup tutorial?
why not😂
Amazing video!!!!!! Thx
nice work !! great video
Thanks Skip!
Awesome vid
would it be a good idea to practice onthe shell's of hard plastic packaging or is that a whole different material?
Greetings fellow lefty! I always enjoy your videos. Hit me up if you're ever back in the Savannah Georgia area. Keep it up!
You are a pro I'd pay you to paint, just one thing though, I think you should cut the scrap from the body even before you wash it because after the paint it may crack and peel while doing so!!!
Try using transparent black for realistic drop shadow effects looks really nice
Could you upload a link to your airbrush kit you use? I've seen a few in the $80-100 range.
Great work ✌👍
Hey Ryan. This is the first time I got a chance to catch your video. What kind of airbrush and air compressor do you use?
Great tips Ryan, I’m just getting into racing going to run my silly slashes this year but next year lol watch out...love your new 1/8 e buggy....think I’m going to follow your route and go with the A team. Instead of tlR
Sometimes the ‘sharp’ edges of the body affect how much paint is (collected/attached) due the spraying.
The last few years have been really tough. Thank you for ALL your great videos and the helpful advice in them....👍
hey what compressor are you using?
good video brah
Great work! What paints do you use?
Hey Ryan nice paint job just curious what are you using for lexan body airbrush painting these days what brand,additives for adhesion if any and coats I’m new to airbrushing
Do you prefer to use polycarbonate paints over the waterbased paints & do you find you waste alot of paint
Ryan - Awsome video! Thank you so much. Quick question for you, what airbrush are you using and compressor ?
thanks man keep it going
Shouldn't you cut the body out & drill the body post holes when the body is clear, so you can see the lines and where to align the posts on the body?
fantastic work! quick question did you need to dilute the paint with thinner?
Hi Ryan, I liked your video, it was really usefull. Can you please tell me what type of paint do you use, ie water based or acrylic?
Great video!! Now all my cars will have flames, drop shadows and window frames.
Just kidding. They were going to have flames anyway.
Awesome !!
Have you tried proline liquid mask?
Excelente!
Have you perhaps considered hydro painting ?? This will give amazing paint work, and requires little to no equip and also cheap..